A new Intel Tofino 2 IFP system is ready for deliveries – Aurora 810 from Netberg. The Aurora 810 has 32x400G QSFP-DD ports for Spine, Leaf, NPB, DCI, ToR, Enterprise, Edge, and 5G deployment scenarios. With quad programmable packet processing pipelines and 20 Match Action Unit stages per pipe, Aurora 810 delivers unmatched flexibility to […]
We have two new products available – Aurora 715 and Aurora 615 boxes from Netberg. Both have Innovium Teralynx 5 silicon at the core and are aimed at the data center and enterprise markets. The Aurora 715 has 32x100G QSFP28 ports for Spine, Leaf, DCI, ToR, Enterprise, Edge, and 5G deployment scenarios. The Aurora 615 […]
We already talked quite a bit about white-box switch architecture and how networking software works. There were pieces about basics, ICOS, OpenSwitch. All squares, arrows, names, and other theoretical cliches, completely unbound from the material base. This one will be a more physical piece, looking inside one of the most advanced products on the market […]
White Box Switches: The Basics, Part 1 White Box Switches: Part Two, ICOS White Box Switches: Part Three, OPS For quite some time we have a new buzz word on the market – programmable Ethernet silicon that makes your network so great that it cannot be ignored. Usually, it’s setoff between so-called fixed-function ASICs and […]
White Box Switches: The Basics, Part 1 White Box Switches: Part Two, ICOS White Box Switches: Part Four, Programmable VS Fixed ASICs A bit about OpenSwitch (OPS) OPS And OPX, or a Bit of History At first, OpenSwitch project and openswitch.net were governed by HP as they tried to ride the “open networking” wave. An […]
White Box Switches: The Basics, Part 1 White Box Switches: Part Three, OPS White Box Switches: Part Four, Programmable VS Fixed ASICs What is ICOS and what is good about it? A common description It’s easy to find pieces like these: Web-scale NOS with traditional L2/L3 functions and management, with an API structure for […]
White Box Switches: Part Two, ICOS White Box Switches: Part Three, OPS White Box Switches: Part Four, Programmable VS Fixed ASICs What Is a White Box Switch? After several years since their introduction to the market, there is still confusion about open and disaggregated networking. We are receiving a lot of requests from people who […]
Netberg Aurora 740 with 64x 100G QSFP28 ports and Netberg Aurora 705 with 32x 100G QSFP28 ports are available from now on. Netberg Aurora 740 is our first product with 64x 100G QSFP28 ports; it can double your network size using the same quantity of Spine switches. It’s price point in unbelievably low, just US$12K! […]
OpenSwitch has received a big update in function, features, and protocols on Netberg Aurora switches. HW-VTEP and OpenFlow support are the most significant one. And it’s still royalty-free!
Hi, all. We want to make easy compatibility guide between our switches and existing network OS. This is a second part with 10G switches. You can find other parts here: 1G – BMS compatibility guide. Part 1: 1G models 40G – BMS compatibility guide. Part 3: 40G models 100G – BMS compatibility guide. Part 4: […]
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